ndaugherty18

I've been building a site to help someone start a small business. Think figuring out how to get a loan, what neighborhood I should build in, what permits I need, etc. I feel there is a ton of content for people wanting to start a VC funded business but not enough for small business local to your area.

Its still in the building phase but what I have currently is at:

https://locallane.ai

The article says they did a test @70mph and the battery lasted 458 miles.

Location: San Francisco

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Ruby, Javascript, AWS, Docker, Ansible

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ndaugherty18/

Email: username @ gmail

Looking for a fulltime or contract position (even smaller contracts to add some bandwidth).

Alice, Inc | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco | ONSITE | https://helloalioce.com

We are looking for someone with experience in Ruby on Rails and React. We also use MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ as well.

Alice uses machine learning to make smart recommendations to small business owners on the resources they need to grow, based on a user's location, industry, stage of growth, demographic and more. Alice is free to all, and prioritizes access for women, people of color, veterans and other underrepresented business owners.

Full Job Description: https://angel.co/alice-inc/jobs/398225-senior-software-engin...

Alice | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco | Full-time | https://www.helloalice.com

Alice is growing a diverse team, and we’re looking for a Senior Software Engineer to help us fulfill our mission of connecting all entrepreneurs to the resources they need to grow and scale their businesses. We’re leading a movement to connect every founder, regardless of geography, capitalization, prior experience or cultural constraints, to the experts, tools, knowledge and communities that will propel their companies forward.

Technology is key to scaling our mission, and we’re growing our product team to build new features, improve our AI, and better serve entrepreneurs from around the world. We believe in working fast, but smart, and work toward measurable results.

Job listing is here: https://angel.co/alice-inc/jobs/398225-senior-software-engin...

Send resumes to engjobs@helloalice.com

Soon we will have marquees again littering the page.

Kettering University does something similar but it is 3 months school 3 months work for the entirety of your schooling. It is very hectic but if you like things fast paced and the ability to work in your field of study its pretty awesome.

But wouldn't getting them to information, where they can learn about the things you just said, also be helpful? There is limited resources for people trying to help the world with these goals, wouldn't this at least help (not solve)?

I see that but I think the problem is that some generalists don't want to specialize in anything. They hired a VP of Marketing to do the marketing yet the generalist wants to continue to help do the marketing along with a bunch of other roles they hired more specialized people for.

I preordered this, gigabit lan and sata, http://shop.udoo.org/pre-order/udoo-quad.html

I was thinking the same exact thing.

If you are worried about not knowing when the screenshot was taken couldn't you include in the actual file name the date the screenshot was taken in a "machine readable" format?

What range of sites are they going for? Do they consider blogs and news sites like CNN to be "Social Media"?

I was thinking the same thing. Why do you have to have an ORM to make Mongo great?

Try out xiki (http://xiki.org) its a wrapper on top of emacs that adds a bunch of shortcuts, and its built using el4r so all the extensions are ruby based.

1.Go to meetups for languages and like minded individuals (this is harder in small towns) 2. Work on opensource 3. The are sites like techcofounder and such, not sure how well they are though. 4.Another big city thing, go work in a coworking space (this does cost some money)

For the ruby people out there you guys should try xiki (xiki.org). It extends emacs with a bunch of cool commands via el4r.

woops missed the comment below.

For people just out of college there is a new one launched at The Ohio State University http://10xelerator.com/.

Yeah, I love when someone pitches me to help them build a web app for their "great idea" and then think thats it. Just because you have an MBA and an idea does not entice me.

I really like how he through in some ACDC while all the hugry people are fighting for the food. Classy.

There was just an article on HN a few days ago about how hackers and way too mean to each other. I don't think the author read it because this article has nothing to do with helping forward things.

http://telesaur.com is another telecommute job board.

We use each others wisdom all the time at the co-working facility I frequent.

I wouldn't call it bartering but knowledge transfer or "mentoring"